Yet another Yahoo group to join. Time to cull your other ones and join this one. This one is for Dremel users. It does not matter if yours has not seen the light of day yet (still in its box) or if you use it daily, this is the group for you. You can ask questions, answer questions, share what you did with it, and maybe learn a few tips, trips, and techniques along the way. You don't have to be scared of power tools anymore!
I own 3 Dremel rotary tools, glue gun, vise, and workstation. Hope to add more to my collection soon.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dremelforartists/ This is the link to join. See ya!
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- Reading Interventionist by day and mom 24 hours a day. When I am not teaching, being mom, or being a wife, I am creating art. I am mainly a fabric, collage, metal, art jewelry, and Dremel Artist. I am addicted to my sewing and felting machines. I love to teach, to blog, and to share my art techniques.You will find me mainly on Facebook.
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My Dremel Recommendations - click on an item to go to the Dremel Website
- 10.8V rotary tool - cordless - my choice for a cordless
- 300 Series Rotary Tool - Basic Tool (great for new user or occasional use)
- 400 XPR rotary tool - for people who are serious about their tools
- Dremel Chuck or Universal Chuck - sold separately - a must-have so you don't have to change collets
- Dremel Driver - great cordless screwdriver
- Dremel Glue Gun - love that it has different tips
- Drill Bit Set - sold separately - not in any of the kits that come with the rotary tools
- EZ lock system - cutting wheels - easy on/off and I like the wheels better than the ones that come in the kits
- Multi-vise - works clamped to table or as stand-alone clamp
- Scroll Saw - fabulous for heavy duty work - cutting hard cover books
- Workstation - a very lightweight and useful drill press
PhotoEZ - EZ Screenprint
- Copper Sheet-Basic Copper
- Creative Options-Very fun storage, organization, and totes
- Dick Blick
- Grid Ribbon and other Fun Fibers
- Large Hole Punchinella (sequin waste)
- PhotoEZ source - ezscreenprint
- SkyBluePInk (fun stuff, punchinella, ball chain bracelets)
- Soldering-Simply Swank
- Suze Weinberg - UTEE, bezels, & other fun stuff
- Textiles - Joggles
- Volcano Arts - metalwork & bookbinding
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2 comments:
I'm joining. I was trying to alter a punch today. I wanted to make a flat topped heart. I started with a bastard file and couldn't get it in the little space. I took out my dremel tool but couldn't figure out which one would work best so continued with files. It took forever but I was able to alter the punch. I also tried to cut a wooden domino in half. It came out too rough. I was disappointed. Perhaps there was a better way.
I'm there! I really need to learn what all I can use mine for! It's brand new and I've had it for over a year! Thanks for the link! Marva
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